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* Data till before Sourav’s finals four tests series against Australia

Sourav Ganguly’s last 9 innings just before his final series against Australia

Innings by innings list

Runs

Mins

BF

4s

6s

SR

Pos

Dismissal

Inns

Opposition

Ground

Start DateDescending

35

68

57

4

1

61.40

5

caught

1

v Sri Lanka

Colombo (PSS)

8 Aug 2008

18

64

50

1

1

36.00

4

lbw

3

v Sri Lanka

Colombo (PSS)

8 Aug 2008

0

4

5

0

0

0.00

5

caught

1

v Sri Lanka

Galle

31 Jul 2008

16

76

45

1

0

35.55

5

stumped

3

v Sri Lanka

Galle

31 Jul 2008

23

80

57

4

0

40.35

5

caught

2

v Sri Lanka

Colombo (SSC)

23 Jul 2008

4

14

12

1

0

33.33

6

caught

3

v Sri Lanka

Colombo (SSC)

23 Jul 2008

87

219

119

9

1

73.10

5

caught

2

v South Africa

Kanpur

11 Apr 2008

13*

41

28

2

0

46.42

3

not out

4

v South Africa

Kanpur

11 Apr 2008

0

3

2

0

0

0.00

5

bowled

1

v South Africa

Ahmedabad

3 Apr 2008

87

229

149

8

0

58.38

5

caught

3

v South Africa

Ahmedabad

3 Apr 2008

24

56

29

4

0

82.75

5

caught

2

v South Africa

Chennai

26 Mar 2008

7

42

29

1

0

24.13

5

lbw

1

v Australia

Adelaide

24 Jan 2008

18

51

38

1

0

47.36

5

caught

3

v Australia

Adelaide

24 Jan 2008

9

17

12

2

0

75.00

5

caught

1

v Australia

Perth

16 Jan 2008

0

7

3

0

0

0.00

6

caught

3

v Australia

Perth

16 Jan 2008

67

116

78

7

1

85.89

5

caught

2

v Australia

Sydney

2 Jan 2008

51

90

56

9

0

91.07

5

caught

4

v Australia

Sydney

2 Jan 2008

Sourav’s Vital stat – after his royal  comeback ( Till before last series against Australia)

Career averages

 

Span

Mat

Runs

HS

Bat Av

100

Wkts

BBI

Bowl Av

5

Ct

St

 

unfiltered

1996-2008

109

6888

239

41.74

15

32

3/28

52.53

0

71

0

Profile

filtered

2006-2008

23

1738

239

44.56

3

7

2/20

50.42

0

13

0

 


Series averages

Series

Mat

Runs

HS

Bat Av

100

Wkts

BBI

Bowl Av

5

Ct

St

Start DateAscending

 

Winner

 

India in Pakistan Test Series, 2005/06

 

2

71

37

35.50

0

1

1/68

91.00

0

1

0

13 Jan 2006

 

Pakistan

view innings

India in South Africa Test Series, 2006/07

 

3

214

66

42.80

0

0

-

-

0

3

0

15 Dec 2006

 

South Africa

view innings

India in Bangladesh Test Series, 2007

 

2

128

100

42.66

1

-

-

-

-

2

0

18 May 2007

 

India

view innings

Pataudi Trophy (India in England), 2007

 

3

249

79

49.80

0

2

1/11

32.50

0

0

0

19 Jul 2007

 

India

view innings

Pakistan in India Test Series, 2007/08

 

3

534

239

89.00

2

4

2/20

19.25

0

0

0

22 Nov 2007

 

India

view innings

Border-Gavaskar Trophy (India in Australia), 2007/08

 

4

235

67

29.37

0

0

-

-

0

2

0

26 Dec 2007

 

Australia

view innings

South Africa in India Test Series, 2007/08

 

3

211

87

52.75

0

0

-

-

0

3

0

26 Mar 2008

 

drawn

view innings

India in Sri Lanka Test Series, 2008

 

3

96

35

16.00

0

0

-

-

0

2

0

23 Jul 2008

 

Sri Lanka

view innings

Source: cricinfo

Mother of all comebacks: Sourav Ganguly in test Series after comeback in 2006

Sourav Ganguly celebrates his double century against Pakistan in Bangalore.
I bounce back again and again

SA test series in 2006-07 -away
214 runs at an avg. of 42 played a fabulous knock of 51 not out 66 and 46 in extreme stress after a long hiatus. Arguably his first knock of 51* after comeback at SA soil is touted as one of the best under extreme odd factors.

Bangladesh test Series 2007 – away

He scored a fine century at Chittagong, though in next two innings he scored 15 and 13 respectively. Overall a decent performance

England series in 2007-Away

The good form continued - always got a good starts and scored 249 at an avg. of 50.There was a match winning knock of 79 in Trent Bridge and a brilliant 57 at oval and also good knocks of 34, 37, and 40. Some of the umpire decisions went against him – Over all a good series.

Pakistan series in 2007 –Home

It was perhaps one of the best in his career. Delhi test he scored 48 in second innings. Kolkata test will remain always special in his memory since he made his maiden test century 102 at Eden. In the second innings he just missed half century (46). Bangalore test put him in same pedestal of great test players with his 239 first innings and 91 in the second. His 239 will be remembered as a symbol of fight back - 534 run at an avg. of 89.

Australia Series in 2007-08- Away

In first two test did scored well, a decent start to the tour by scoring 40 43, 51, 67 in first 4 innings of test series. He failed in last 2 tests where at Perth he had to bat with high fever and in the last test he was given out wrongly. Overall scored 235 runs at an avg of 30

SA Series in 2008 –Home

It was again Dada’s series when he scored a match winning 87 in Kanpur and a fighting match saving 87 at Ahmedabad - overall test scored 211 runs at an avg of 53

Sri Lanka series 2008 -Away
Sourav failed miserably there and Muralidharan became his nemesis.in six innings he scored 96 with an abysmal average of 16.But Sachin and Rahul also performed equally bad with total score of 95 and 148 respectively.

                  Mat Inns NO  Runs HS   Ave        SR       100  50   0   4s  6s
Year 2007 10   19     1   1106 239 61.44    62.59       3     4    0 137   9
Year 2008 9    17      1      459 87   28.68   59.68       0     4    3  54    4


You couldn’t write me off so easily

Welovesourav.com comment

Neville cardus called the scorecard a donkey. He turned out to be so true in Sourav Ganguly’s test performance after his bouncing back in Dec 2006 at SA.
From Potchestroom, through his gritty knock (86) at practice match against SA, he lifted the morale of otherwise lackluster Indian team which was down and out before test due to a clean 4-0 ODI was by Proteans.
 His stupendous knock of unbeaten half century against SA in first test led India eventually to test victory.

The same saga continued in English soil when his some valuable knocks at middle order ensured the solid position and subsequent series win in England.
Back home against arch rival Pakistan, He was perhaps his best test form ever and single handedly thrashed Pakistan. It was a series where entire cricket world saw the revival of all rounder Sourav.

In Ausie land, he not only played his 100th test, in first two tests his determined batting infused the confidence in entire team. Had Sourav been not given the notorious out by Benson (or by Ponting ?!) at 51, the series result could have been different. Eventually India made 1-1 at the series and Sourav’s contribution was seminal.
Back home, he was a face saver against SA. His two brilliant knocks of 87 should be remembered in gold. His 87 in Kanpur even was compared with famous 96 of Sunny at Bangalore.

But nothing was important to the selectors it seems since in a first instance when he performed badly in a series against Sri Lanka, the guillotine came down on him. Though other like Tendulkar , Dravid and Kumble himself did not add any value in their reputation.
But that’s what Indian cricket. For any things and everything Sourav Ganguly is the first victim !
Performance does not count, only games people play that matters…..


The prince….The warrior

Rise of a Phoenix – 2007 Belongs to Sourav Ganguly
Most Runs: 2007 - Test matches

Player

Mat

Inns

NO

Runs

HS

Ave

BF

SR

100

50

0

4s

6s

JH Kallis (SA)

9

17

3

1210

186

86.42

2319

52.17

5

6

1

135

7

SC Ganguly (India)

10

19

1

1106

239

61.44

1767

62.59

3

4

0

137

9

KP Pietersen (Eng)

11

21

1

1007

226

50.35

1652

60.95

4

1

1

117

4

DPMD Jayawardene (SL)

8

11

1

982

213*

98.20

1777

55.26

5

1

1

108

6

KC Sangakkara (SL)

7

9

2

968

222*

138.28

1501

64.49

4

2

0

124

3

AN Cook (Eng)

11

21

0

923

118

43.95

1907

48.40

3

5

1

107

0

W Jaffer (India)

10

19

1

838

202

46.55

1562

53.64

3

4

3

121

1

IR Bell (Eng)

11

20

1

777

109*

40.89

1463

53.11

1

7

1

99

1

SR Tendulkar (India)

9

16

2

776

122*

55.42

1483

52.32

2

6

0

92

2

PD Collingwood (Eng)

11

21

2

765

128

40.26

1469

52.07

2

3

2

92

1

MP Vaughan (Eng)

9

17

1

761

124

47.56

1533

49.64

2

3

0

96

0

Younis Khan (Pak)

8

16

2

751

130

53.64

1342

55.96

3

3

2

97

2

KD Karthik (India)

9

17

1

686

129

42.87

1304

52.60

1

6

0

89

2

HM Amla (SA)

9

17

2

660

176*

44.00

1506

43.82

2

4

1

86

2

GC Smith (SA)

9

17

0

613

133

36.05

1047

58.54

1

3

1

80

1

R Dravid (India)

10

19

2

606

129

35.64

1450

41.79

1

3

0

86

1

Kamran Akmal (Pak)

8

16

1

563

119

37.53

985

57.15

1

4

2

84

0

MJ Prior (Eng)

10

17

3

562

126*

40.14

1001

56.14

1

4

3

70

4

S Chanderpaul (WI)

4

7

2

558

136*

111.60

1216

45.88

3

3

0

64

1

Misbah-ul-Haq (Pak)

5

9

2

551

161*

78.71

1303

42.28

2

1

0

60

4

AG Prince (SA)

9

16

3

528

138

40.61

1316

40.12

1

2

0

51

0

VVS Laxman (India)

8

14

5

496

112*

55.11

1028

48.24

1

3

0

61

0

MG Vandort (SL)

8

11

0

487

138

44.27

1004

48.50

2

1

1

52

4

MS Dhoni (India)

8

13

4

468

92

52.00

690

67.82

0

5

2

52

10

PA Jaques (Aus)

3

5

0

435

150

87.00

746

58.31

2

3

0

51

0

AJ Strauss (Eng)

8

15

0

432

96

28.80

915

47.21

0

3

1

61

0

AB de Villiers (SA)

9

16

2

387

77

27.64

757

51.12

0

3

0

45

1

MEK Hussey (Aus)

4

6

1

374

133

74.80

704

53.12

2

0

0

35

5

Mohammad Yousuf (Pak)

6

12

3

368

83

40.88

694

53.02

0

2

0

47

1

HH Gibbs (SA)

8

14

1

340

94

26.15

739

46.00

0

3

2

51

0

MV Boucher (SA)

9

12

1

334

54

30.36

666

50.15

0

2

0

35

4

HAPW Jayawardene (SL)

8

10

1

322

120*

35.77

660

48.78

1

2

3

34

0

MJ Clarke (Aus)

4

5

1

320

145*

80.00

569

56.23

1

2

0

28

1

ML Hayden (Aus)

4

7

1

320

124

53.33

503

63.61

1

0

0

31

1

CH Gayle (WI)

5

10

1

315

66

35.00

398

79.14

0

2

0

51

2

DJ Bravo (WI)

5

9

0

313

56

34.77

524

59.73

0

2

0

48

2

Mohammad Ashraful (Ban)

5

9

1

290

129*

36.25

544

53.30

1

1

2

40

2

Yasir Hameed (Pak)

6

12

0

282

65

23.50

526

53.61

0

1

0

46

1

Salman Butt (Pak)

5

10

0

270

68

27.00

719

37.55

0

2

0

44

0

WPUJC Vaas (SL)

6

8

4

261

100*

65.25

457

57.11

1

1

0

28

1

LPC Silva (SL)

8

11

0

235

49

21.36

412

57.03

0

0

1

27

0

A Kumble (India)

10

12

3

232

110*

25.77

517

44.87

1

0

1

33

1

A Symonds (Aus)

4

5

2

230

53*

76.66

321

71.65

0

2

0

26

3

Inzamam-ul-Haq (Pak)

4

8

1

215

92*

30.71

410

52.43

0

1

0

24

0

Shahriar Nafees (Ban)

5

10

0

205

64

20.50

382

53.66

0

1

1

30

0

Javed Omar (Ban)

5

10

1

195

62

21.66

353

55.24

0

2

2

33

1

RT Ponting (Aus)

4

6

1

192

56

38.40

345

55.65

0

2

0

17

1

AC Gilchrist (Aus)

4

4

1

187

67*

62.33

250

74.80

0

2

0

20

3

Rajin Saleh (Ban)

5

10

1

185

51

20.55

497

37.22

0

1

3

26

0

RS Morton (WI)

5

9

0

184

54

20.44

407

45.20

0

1

0

25

2

Matches are credited to the year they start in and no special account is taken of matches that overlap years

Most runs

2007 - One-Day Internationals

Player

Mat

Inns

NO

Runs

HS

Ave

BF

SR

100

50

0

4s

6s

ML Hayden (Aus)

32

30

3

1601

181*

59.29

1795

89.19

5

6

1

168

35

SR Tendulkar (India)

33

32

2

1425

100*

47.50

1665

85.58

1

13

3

192

12

RT Ponting (Aus)

27

24

6

1424

134*

79.11

1553

91.69

5

8

0

144

16

Yuvraj Singh (Asia/India)

36

33

5

1287

121

45.96

1438

89.49

1

9

1

119

33

SC Ganguly (Asia/India)

32

30

2

1240

98

44.28

1698

73.02

0

12

2

131

22

AB de Villiers (Afr/SA)

33

32

5

1209

146

44.77

1310

92.29

3

8

5

138

26

MS Dhoni (Asia/India)

37

33

8

1103

139*

44.12

1231

89.60

1

7

3

87

23

DPMD Jayawardene (Asia/SL)

32

31

2

1089

115*

37.55

1322

82.37

2

8

4

90

17

IR Bell (Eng)

33

33

1

1080

126*

33.75

1490

72.48

1

6

2

101

6

GC Smith (SA)

26

25

2

1079

96

46.91

1171

92.14

0

12

3

130

10

PD Collingwood (Eng)

33

32

6

1064

120*

40.92

1374

77.43

2

5

2

74

12

Mohammad Yousuf (Asia/Pak)

24

24

4

1042

117

52.10

1341

77.70

2

9

0

81

6

JH Kallis (SA)

27

24

7

987

128*

58.05

1278

77.23

1

7

2

79

14

MJ Clarke (Aus)

31

26

5

981

130

46.71

1210

81.07

1

7

3

86

11

AC Gilchrist (Aus)

30

29

2

934

149

34.59

912

102.41

1

7

2

117

20

S Chanderpaul (WI)

20

18

6

912

149*

76.00

1291

70.64

4

4

0

69

18

KP Pietersen (Eng)

25

25

4

889

104

42.33

1130

78.67

2

7

2

73

10

HH Gibbs (SA)

26

21

2

880

119

46.31

947

92.92

3

6

2

86

27

LPC Silva (SL)

23

22

3

878

107*

46.21

1150

76.34

1

8

1

82

7

SB Styris (NZ)

24

21

6

848

111*

56.53

1013

83.71

1

6

1

72

11

ST Jayasuriya (Asia/SL)

31

30

2

835

115

29.82

891

93.71

2

4

1

92

28

R Dravid (India)

31

27

5

823

92*

37.40

1003

82.05

0

8

3

75

10

PG Fulton (NZ)

24

22

2

811

83

40.55

1075

75.44

0

6

1

70

12

A Symonds (Aus)

26

21

8

808

107*

62.15

777

103.98

1

6

1

71

19

BB McCullum (NZ)

33

28

6

799

96

36.31

790

101.13

0

5

2

68

26

KC Sangakkara (SL)

26

25

1

758

110

31.58

1067

71.04

1

6

2

68

7

Shoaib Malik (Pak)

21

20

3

707

89

41.58

902

78.38

0

5

0

51

16

SP Fleming (NZ)

23

22

2

669

106

33.45

870

76.89

2

4

2

77

13

LRPL Taylor (NZ)

29

26

3

663

117

28.82

826

80.26

1

4

4

61

12

WU Tharanga (Asia/SL)

28

27

0

638

73

23.62

977

65.30

0

4

1

72

2

G Gambhir (India)

21

21

3

634

101

35.22

849

74.67

1

5

2

70

2

TM Dilshan (SL)

27

24

5

632

70

33.26

760

83.15

0

3

0

52

4

MV Boucher (Afr/SA)

30

23

6

631

78

37.11

620

101.77

0

5

2

51

18

MN Samuels (WI)

21

19

1

630

98

35.00

794

79.34

0

6

1

63

14

Younis Khan (Pak)

17

17

0

617

117

36.29

793

77.80

1

4

1

56

9

CH Gayle (WI)

21

20

3

611

85*

35.94

741

82.45

0

6

1

69

15

Shakib Al Hasan (Ban)

23

23

4

607

134*

31.94

924

65.69

1

4

2

53

3

RR Watson (Scot)

17

17

1

560

123*

35.00

806

69.47

1

2

0

53

5

CD McMillan (NZ)

21

18

3

557

117

37.13

610

91.31

1

3

0

51

19

WTS Porterfield (Ire)

18

18

2

555

112*

34.68

933

59.48

2

2

2

40

0

JDP Oram (NZ)

23

16

5

549

101*

49.90

559

98.21

1

4

0

29

23

V Sibanda (Afr/Zim)

16

16

1

545

96

36.33

788

69.16

0

4

1

65

4

SM Pollock (Afr/SA)

29

22

8

541

130

38.64

579

93.43

1

3

0

51

7

Aftab Ahmed (Ban)

23

23

0

519

92

22.56

631

82.25

0

2

1

51

13

KJ O'Brien (Ire)

18

18

1

514

142

30.23

658

78.11

1

2

0

39

13

L Vincent (NZ)

15

15

1

512

101

36.57

655

78.16

1

4

3

49

7

RV Uthappa (India)

22

20

3

509

70

29.94

457

111.37

0

3

2

69

13

Mohammad Ashraful (Ban)

22

21

3

509

87

28.27

625

81.44

0

3

0

56

3

A Bagai (Can)

14

14

2

496

137*

41.33

699

70.95

2

2

1

41

1

BJ Hodge (Aus)

20

16

2

496

123

35.42

521

95.20

1

2

2

42

12

Matches are credited to the year they start in and no special account is taken of matches that overlap years
Records includes the following current or recent matches:
New Zealand v Bangladesh at Queenstown, 3rd ODI, Dec 31, 2007 [ODI # 2660]
New Zealand v Bangladesh at Napier, 2nd ODI, Dec 28, 2007 [ODI # 2659]
New Zealand v Bangladesh at Auckland, 1st ODI, Dec 26, 2007 [ODI # 2658]

King of spin

Ganguly penchant for slow bowling, especially of the left-arm variety, is well known, and the table below bears out just how good a player of spinners he was. He averaged more than 48 against them in Tests since 2002, and almost 65 against left-armers. That figure would have been even higher had Brad Hogg not dismissed him four times when India toured Australia in 2007-08.


Ganguly against different bowling styles in Tests (since Jan 1, 2002)

Bowling style

Runs

Balls

Dismissals

Average

Pace

2295

4185

58

39.57

Spin

1403

2573

29

48.38

Left-arm spin

713

1198

11

64.81


Partners in run-making

In his first Test, Ganguly stitched together partnerships of 64 and 94 with Tendulkar and Dravid, and these two batsmen remained his most prolific partners. Of the 38 century partnerships he was involved in, 21 came with either Tendulkar or Dravid.


Ganguly's partnerships with the big three in Tests

Player

Innings

Runs

Average stand

100/ 50 stands

Sachin Tendulkar

68

3990

61.38

11/ 16

Rahul Dravid

67

3245

53.19

10/ 12

VVS Laxman

38

1570

41.31

5/ 6

The story is similar in ODIs, though the numbers are even more impressive. The average partnership with Dravid was slightly higher, but with Tendulkar he amassed 8227 runs, which is easily a record for most runs by a pair. For the first wicket the two added 6609 runs, another record.


Ganguly's partnerships with Tendulkar, Dravid and Sehwag in ODIs

Player

Innings

Runs

Average stand

100s/  50s

Rahul Dravid

88

4363

50.14

11/ 18

Sachin Tendulkar

176

8227

47.55

26/ 29

Virender Sehwag

65

2606

42.03

7/ 11

*data needs further updates.

Rare record in retirement

Rarely does a batsman go out of international cricket with a golden duck to his name. Here are some of the finest batsmen from over the years who suffered the same fate as  Sourav Ganguly:-

Batsman

For

Against

Venue

Season

Clive Radley

Eng

NZ

Lord's

1978

Kim Hughes

Aus

WI

Melbourne

1984-85

David Hookes

Aus

India

Melbourne

1985-86

Raman Lamba

Ind

WI

Delhi

1987-88

Roshan Mahanama

SL

SA

Centurion

1997-98

Nick Knight

Eng

Pak

Manchester

2001

Sourav Ganguly

Ind

Aus

Nagpur

2008-09

 

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